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ne"us IN New York, Philadelphia, Boston
auu baltimore, and strong efforts are be-
IN niaue 10 obtain lnborcrs TO run the
JToilerles, put all these schemes are futile.
reported that some mining firms are
a"ueaNorlng to employ Cinnamon, but the
10y IacKs confirmation. While the mine
amus'ers, coal shippers and railroad mana
Ecls arc getting fat and sleek through the
in~eise profits, the situation in the min
nig centefs has reached u depiorable
polnt' A tour through the outlying dis
,IIcrs SHOWS that dcstitution, misery and
suffering prevail 10 M alarming extent. In
the Hungarian, Polish and Slavonian set
tlements the relief committee have dis.
covered many families actually suffering
Tor the bare necessities of life. There is
also much sickness in some places, and the
reiiei men and physicians are kept busy.
AS There Is nm excellent prospect of tho
Strike extending to the L~lckawanna regions
by the close OF the present month,
inc outlook for the general
Goa trade is exceedingly dark
ana Encouraging. The individual
operators, who are completely nj the mercy
OF the monopolists, are apprehensive that
their business will Dc utterly ruined.
what with enforced suspension, scarcity
OF cars, other abuses they are subjected
TO by the coal syndicate, the lot OF the in
dividnal operators and shippers is a hard
one indeed. The anarchistic element is
eyincing q strong disposition to start n rev
oiutlon. The followers of the red flag have
held several largely attended meetings,
and the harangucs OF the long haired and
wild eyed agitators have been of a char
ac'er calculated to inspire the average
anarchist with n terrible feeling OF revenge
h anarchist leaders advocate the killing
oil the GOA kings, the blowing up Of mines
n the burning Of colliery property. The
argus eyed detectives employed by the
coal men attend oil these gatherings, and
the proceedings are carefully noted down.
The leading anarchists are constantly
Swallowed, and upon the first indication Of
an open revolt OF any kind the arch con
spirators will be scooped in and jailed.
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chnuis-,.a me,els pc.,re,ea.

JAMESTOWN, n. v, Oct 1.-THE large
and elegant Kent housc at Lakewood On
Chautauqua lake, wasiotally destroyed 10y
hrc at o O'Clock this morning. A lclc.
phone message 10 the fire department "a
this city stated that the Kent, lakcyicw
and other hotels and the cottages wcrc
burning. The fire department hurried In
the scene and succeeded in saving tho
lAkcNiow house aud cottages. Fin totally
consumed the q HISTORY Kent house and
damaged six or eight coitagrs. The burned
hotel WIS the finest ON the lake. The
total loss will reach $1,000. ON which
there N an Insurance Of ~ i,OOD, divided
among twcnty-six companies. Tho flames
originated 10y a lamp exploding IN the
laundry Of the hotel at . ~ o'clock this
morning. The ilamcs' spread ~ mpiily
that the employees u the building escaped
with difficulty. About q dozcn cottages
on lakcyicw avenue wcrr damaged.
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Pn.Ru.SAc ups Chronic Congestion Of the
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LOUIsyILLE, ny, Oct H.-On Tuctliy
the opening service Of the congress Of thc
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at Christ church In this city. This gath.
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Il will discuss, without action, questions
affecting the church and questions ailcoi.
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qucncc and men famed for neal will 90.
tend, and altogether the congress prom.
iscs 10 be OF unusual intcret AMI I'm.
portancc. No subject will attract wider NJ.
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church name.
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